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Sheeesh, this photo one of my fav from that day, the face expression, the posture, colors - there’s a feeling that she’s very cold and so close to you and it’s kinda tempting tbh!

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S**t, I spent like 3-5 hours trying not to make it boring, so may be I overthinked it. Anyway, another bunch of photos are on the way!

Sup, everyone! My main job is in marketing, and I can’t complain, but there’s this feeling that I’ve loved photography all my life and can’t escape it.

Well, here are the results of my first-ever studio shoot. We were creating unconventional content for my client from Chicago—a flower studio. Apart from the obviously romantic shots, I wanted to create something distinctive and memorable among the typical content of flower studios worldwide.

Give it a like and support the endeavor of this (not so) young aspiring photographer!

Don’t forget to look back when you are moving straight forward. Compare yourself with your past, not with the others life.

Evolutionarily, human vision consists of an ability to notice the brightest spots first. Our ancestors quickly understood — sth very bright probably fire, predator's eyes in night bushes, or the Sun spreading warmth and light. Generally, if you notice a bright spot in time and recognize what's that — probably your chances to survive enhanced. Nowadays, this approach to brightness managing uses everywhere in photo and video production, and also in in-stores zoning.
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By the way, in this photo, the Sun helped me to manage your attention in the right way too.
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Bangkok, a couple of weeks ago.
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There is something magically incomprehensible in these frozen moments, showing people stories and events, but only for half, and leaving another half for guesses, interpretations, and mind drawing. The photo is a book with only a table of contents and a foreword, but the content of this book is purely a question of your mental vocabulary and experience. And if there is a human in the photo, especially if it's not an "Instagram model who looks like a Kim", but an authentic, real human with a story, then the photo becomes also a correspondence acquaintance on the verge of voyeurism.
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So, let's get acquainted with this skyscraper window washer from Bangkok, caught on my camera a couple of weeks ago.